Sentence examples for faulty advice from inspiring English sources

Westpac has set aside $47m in funds for customers who received faulty advice as of September this year.

Baked halibut ($8.99 a half pound) came with a terrific spicy ginger-cucumber sauce but was the victim of faulty advice.

Misaka recalls a few so-called teammates giving him faulty advice to make him look bad on the court, but he seems to accept that a 5-7 guard was at a disadvantage, even in 1947.

Alisa Doctoroff, president of Or Zarua, said that the congregation had received "faulty advice" about the construction possibilities for the site when it bought the building and that the extra height -- the building is 107 feet tall -- is for a Hebrew school.

Now there is an intense debate about whether the lawyers responsible for the original memos should be stripped of their licenses for providing faulty advice or for tailoring their recommendations to bless Bush administration acts they knew or should have known were questionable, if not illegal.

In that case Melton says the feds assessed him $85 million in back taxes, penalties and interest after he followed allegedly faulty advice.

Ryan was questioned under oath as part of a legal malpractice case that a real estate firm, Walton Houston Galleria Office LP, has filed in a Harris County, Texas, state court against Andrews Kurth because of alleged faulty legal advice that the firm provided to Walton.

If Rosen's advice is faulty, the Jews in Israel will pay with their lives while she enjoys the safety of the UC Davis campus.

The MP has added his voice to wider calls for ministers to order Whirlpool – the company which has admitted having faulty appliances – to change its advice and agree to recall and replace faulty machines.

The move came as manufacturer Whirlpool faced fresh calls to change its advice for consumers owning faulty tumble dryers and urgently take them out of use, after a London fire brigade report concluded that a faulty Indesit machine was the cause of a recent serious tower block blaze in Shepherd's Bush.

warned that some retailers are giving misleading advice to consumers on returning faulty goods.